Community Groups

The early church worshipped in large settings in the synagogues as well as in homes. Similarly we come together in different spaces and differently sized groups in order to grow with God and one-another. Groups are a place where people have the opportunity to pursue authentic community and spiritual growth. When you join a group, you will spend time socializing, learning, and praying together. All you have to do is show up, join in, and be real.

Life Together

We have been created to live in community and not in isolation. Our church is unique, just as each of our community groups are unique, so we want to help you find the people who you will best thrive with. We have groups going right now, so just take a minute and let us know a little about what works for your schedule, and we'll be in touch!


Join a Community Group 

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AND LET US CONSIDER HOW WE MAY SPUR ONE ANOTHER ON TOWARD LOVE AND GOOD DEEDS. LET US NOT GIVE UP MEETING TOGETHER, AS SOME ARE IN THE HABIT OF DOING, BUT LET US ENCOURAGE ONE ANOTHER - AND ALL THE MORE AS YOU SEE THE DAY APPROACHING.

Hebrews 10:24-25

Group Resources


Each of our groups chooses to study a variety of topics, depending on the composition of the group. We offer study guides each week that coordinate with our series, or your group might want to study a section of the Bible or a recommended book. We're always excited to help leaders and group members find resources that will catalyze their faith.


Group Resources 

Studying the Holy Spirit

Saturday mornings

What if the question, Where is God?—often posed as a challenge, even with a raised fist—were to be best answered, Closer than you can think or imagine?  In a world many have declared to be empty—the classic phrase is “without form, and void”—the Spirit of God introduces himself hovering close to the creation, and breathing life and truth and wisdom and even love itself into all of it, and into us.  Yet our view of the Spirit remains mysterious and seemingly distant from the world, though Jesus explicitly named the Spirit as “the One who is right beside us and in us” (paraklētos, John 14-17)


We will enter the world of the Holy Spirit in this new Scripture study, and humbly and expectantly explore how the Spirit is very much part of the world we know, and actually hovering close to it once again in a magnificent new creation.


Join this group study on Saturday mornings at 10:00 a.m. starting May 30th, 2026.